So with the aftermath of Drew Brees breaking Peyton Manning's passing touchdown record, I noticed there was a lot of talk of him being considered the greatest QB of all-time so I decided to look into some of the numbers of not only Brees, but other top QB's in NFL history for a discussion about who should be considered the "best" quarterback ever. I also name my top-10 (really, top 9) QB's in history. I talk a little about the Pro Bowl voting, including Lane Johnson not being particularly happy about being snubbed, but I talk about why it doesn't matter to me. A lot more NFL talk, also.

The Eagles stayed alive in what has been yet another roller coaster of a season and I discuss Boston Scott & Miles Sanders being used a LOT together moving forward, how Big V played, and when exactly the Birds defense struggles the most. I discuss Carson Wentz' performance and talk about some underrated players from this game.

Joel Embiid had a big game on the national stage after Shaq and Charles Barkley criticized his performance this season, dropping 38 pts & 13 boards against the hated Boston Celtics. Even with two impressive wins this week, I still have a problem with one player on the team. Yes, Ben Simmons still frustrates me so much. I also get into Lamar Jackson and why he is STILL my MVP this season and I make my picks for Week 15.

In this episode, I talk about how there is way more parity in the NFC than there is in the AFC, as I dive into which teams I see coming out of each conference this season when it's all said and done. I also talk about Jameis Winston, who no one is talking about, but he has had some great moments (another 4,000 yard passing season & and two away from setting career high in TD's) but he's also had some bad moments this season as he leads the league in INT's. The Texans blew an opportunity for (what we thought was) an easy win and the Chiefs picked up an impressive road win against the Patriots. I talk once again about the OT rule and how it needs to be tweaked with one more time. I get into some Sixers and Giannis talk also so please give it a listen.

The Eagles pulled off an impressive (that may be a subjective word) overtime win against the Giants on Monday Night Football and they still control their own destiny as far as getting into the postseason. I don't care what happens next but I'm going to enjoy this win for what it is -- a WIN! Doug Pederson had a REALLY great game as far as play calling and decision making, Boston Scott & Miles Sanders did the heavy lifting for the running backs, Greg Ward held it down for the very shorthanded wide receiver core, and JJ Arcega-Whiteside even made a big play. The defense did their thing as well, outside of two big plays. I talk about it all and two of Pederson's decisions that I agree with.

Week after week, the Eagles have had golden opportunities to at least tie for the NFC East division lead, if not take over first place, and with the Cowboys losing once again on National T.V., the Birds find themselves in prime position to move into a first place tie on Monday Night Football when they face their old friend, Eli Manning. The Sixers also lost another road game and until they start to win road games consistently, they are not ready to take that next step into the NBA's elite. The Rockets were in the news for a blown call by the refs, but they blew the game themselves so there's no one else to blame. I also explain why I would love to see James Harden average 40 PPG this season, although I don't necessarily like his game. I also make my NFL Week 14 Pick-6 picks.

Thanks for listening to the newly named "It's Just A Game Podcast"..Today I talk about a possible Super Bowl 47 rematch, why we need to end the Foles vs. Wentz debate, why life in the NFC is unfair, and why the kickoff situation needs to be addressed. I also talk about Ron Rivera getting fired from the Carolina Panthers, Odell Beckham Jr. struggling to find his way in Cleveland and why I think the Tennessee Titans will be a tough out in the postseason.

Well, when you're a fan of an NFL team, you win some and you lose....well, all of them apparently. The Eagles pretty much hit rock bottom with a devastating loss to the lowly Miami Dolphins, and it may have been their worst loss since at least 2010. This loss was definitely not on the offense but they did play some part in the result, and I talk about both sides of the ball. I also go through my Week 13 picks, as they weren't good either but I go into why exactly I made the picks that I did. Please follow me on Instagram @khrxs189.

I talk more about the Eagles loss because I didn't get to say everything that I wanted to say about the past game in my previous episode..I also talk about why I think the Ravens and the 49ers are the two best teams in the league and how they are (almost) mirror images of each other...The Sixers lose another bad game last night in Canada and I talk about my worries with this team...Carmelo showed why he should have been playing this entire time last time with a solid 25-pt performance against the Chicago Bulls...I actually felt a little sympathy for the Cowboys. Just a little. Please follow me on Twitter @KhristianPeel and on Instagram @khrxs189

I recap the Eagles loss to the Seahawks where for the second consecutive game the offense could not do anything to get going but the defense kept the team in it the entire game.